Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Area Sports Notes: Bryan’s Cole Sands wins online college fishing tourney
Cole Sands has been part of two top-five team finishes in college national championship tournaments in the past eight months, but now the Bryan College angler from Calhoun, Tennessee, has a fish tale that stands out for reasons beyond his success.
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Chattanooga grassroots organization to host virtual ‘Earth Week’ in lieu of Earth Day march
This year, amid coronavirus concerns, environmental organizations must forgo Earth Day marches and festivals.
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How two Fort Payne, Alabama, paddlers experienced the coronavirus crisis during an 18-day Grand Canyon rafting trip
A week into their rafting trip, news of the escalating coronavirus crisis reached the bottom of the Grand Canyon - where 16 paddlers were weathering a different storm: freak headwinds so strong they blew the one-ton rafts backwards and blasted the paddlers with sand.
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Case: New Remington Model 870 shotgun could become a classic in time
I like guns. Sometimes that's not the most popular thing to say these days, but as in many aspects of life, I feel it's best to be honest from the start.
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Wiedmer: 100-foot waterfalls no match for Tennessee native Dane Jackson and his kayak
One-hundred thirty-four feet of white water.
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Case: Turkeys, ramps, brook trout and an open place on the map
"I'm telling you, if I don't get out of this house, I'm going to go stir crazy!"
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Case: Turkey hunting has changed; is it for the better?
Turkey hunters are a hardy lot. During this crazy time we are living in, turkey hunters across the country are either already hunting or preparing to do so.
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Chattanooga’s Sunbelt Bakery Ironman 70.3 postponed due to coronavirus
The annual Sunbelt Bakery Ironman 70.3 in Chattanooga has been postponed, according to the event's official website.
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How safe are Chattanooga’s parks during the coronavirus crisis?
In recent weeks, between coronavirus concerns and home quarantines, record numbers have been turning to parks for relief - in some cases, causing so much congestion, parks have been forced to close due to overcrowding.
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Case: Outdoors enthusiasts were social distancing long before coronavirus pandemic
OK, folks, let's have a talk. This is a crazy time, and many of you are letting this coronavirus situation get to you. Yes, it's serious. Yes, a lot of people are going to get sick and some people are going to die.
